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Teak Model 18 Sideboard
The 'Model 18' Sideboard by Omann Jun embodies the quiet confidence of mid-century Danish design. Its long, low silhouette is elegantly poised on slender tapered legs, creating a light, almost floating presence that feels both architectural and refined. Crafted in richly figured teak, the piece is distinguished by Omann Jun’s iconic knife-blade handles and crisp linear detailing, signatures of the family workshop founded in 1933 and renowned for its exceptional cabinetry and enduring quality.
Behind the beautifully proportioned sliding doors, the Model 18 offers generous and versatile storage, finished with the same care evident throughout. Finely executed joinery, solid timber details, and an unwavering commitment to longevity define the interior. Its restrained, organic form allows the warmth and depth of the teak grain to take centre stage, making it a natural focal point in dining or living spaces. Timeless rather than trend-driven, the Model 18 is a design classic, crafted to be lived with, appreciated, and passed down through generations.
– Sustainable harvest teak
– Made in Denmark
– Mid-Century Design Icon
Teak Model 18 Sideboard
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The Maker /
Omann Jun
Danish furniture maker Omann Jun Møbelfabrik was founded by Andreas Omann in 1933. The family owned company designed and crafted some of the most premium mid century Scandinavian furniture of the era. Today the Scandi furniture maker continues this legacy with a selection of beautiful designer furniture in oak and teak.
The Designer /
Omann Jun Studio
Omann Jun is a family owned company that represents the best of Danish modern style. The mid-20th century is considered the golden era of Omann Jun. Many of the company's most coveted pieces were designed inhouse during this time and crafted to the highest standard in teak and palisander rosewood.
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A beautiful setting gives familiar objects a fresh perspective. For Together Journal’s ‘Occasion’ shoot, founder Greta Kenyon invited us to contribute some favourite Good Form pieces. Set in a striking mid-century home, the resulting photographs bring furniture and homeware together in a setting full of character.
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